Larsen Magnacore Cello String, G
By Larsen
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Medium tension
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£74.74 | |
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£74.74 |
Description
Tungsten on steel and fibre core. 2 tensions
A warm, focussed & powerful sound, eliminating harsh metallic tones with minimum playing-in. Exceptionally long-lasting and described by many as the new natural choice for cello G & C.
Customer reviews:
7
1
Grade 8+
Just right
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3
found the following review helpful
Pros: It is so nice to find something, in this world, upon which you can depend- sounds great and is easy to play. There probably are others that just as good but we do not have the time nor the money to experiment.
Cons: .
Teacher
A most welcome newcomer!
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out of
1
found the following review helpful
Pros: Though a little metallic for the first few hours of playing opens up into a beautiful warm and responsive sound on my 19th century French cello. Has a wonderful effect on the upper strings too (Larsen A and D standard).
Cons: Price-doubtless stops it being tried by more cellists!
Teacher
Keen Amateur
Keen Amateur
Teacher
BOOM
Pros: It's great to finally have a string robust enough to give me the type and volume of sound I want out of my cello - all the resonances have been enhanced
Cons: That it is good enough to persuade me to fork out for another as a spare!
Other: Middle strings on my cello have always been hard to coax sound out of......until now
Beginner
Keen Amateur
Magnacore- great sound, worth the price.
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found the following review helpful
Pros: I play an electric cello, which can sound a bit scratchy as the transducers are in the bridge and pick up the bow sounds. These strings (I have a full set now)are the best I have had, with much less bow sound and in general an exceptionally clear, full, bright sound.I imagine they would be v good on an acoustic cello also. Pricey, but nothing compared to the cost of a good cello and bow.
Cons: none
